Titlebook: Building States, Building Peace; Global and Regional Amaia Sánchez-Cacicedo Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-68631-8 different natures of the external actors involved throughout the country’s conflict defined the type of influence they had over the parties. Arthur C. Clarke, a world-renowned writer living in Sri Lanka, did not envisage the need for outside involvement for his country of adoption to ‘return to nor

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Francesca Morselli,Elisabetta Robottixisting perceptions of small Asian countries vis-à-vis their neighbours versus Western players:.This chapter opens the third part of this book, which addresses regional approaches to external involvement in Asia. First, I start by providing some theoretical background on regionalism and regional heg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-31848-1he Asian region. In this chapter, the theoretical and empirical debates raised on the differing views of liberal internationalism and outside involvement in statebuilding are applied to the secondary case study of this book, Myanmar. Statebuilding in the country has historically been everything but

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Sabrina Shajeen Alam,Adam K. DubéThird-party facilitation did not turn out to be as ‘cheap’ or simple for the Norwegians or other external actors as Solheim, Norwegian minister for International Development and chief facilitator during the 2002 Sri Lankan peace process, makes it seem in the following statement:

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External Involvement in Sri Lanka’s Peace ProcessThird-party facilitation did not turn out to be as ‘cheap’ or simple for the Norwegians or other external actors as Solheim, Norwegian minister for International Development and chief facilitator during the 2002 Sri Lankan peace process, makes it seem in the following statement:

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1759-3735 Overview: Sánchez-Cacicedo provides a critique of liberal peacebuilding approaches and of international interventions in statebuilding processes, questioning how ‘global‘ these initiatives are, using case studies from the Asian region including Sri Lanka and Myanmar.978-1-349-44553-0978-1-137-27416-8Series ISSN 1759-3735 Series E-ISSN 2752-857X

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